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I had a feeling about this exceptional featuring... Absolutely devastating...

"In 30 years it will be terrifying to look back and see who governed us." I would add: and realize that our political class has been unable to do ANYTHING to prevent the Sardanapalo from sitting where he sits and doing what he does. Furthermore, I add that for me, more horrid and sad than the Cav. himself is the fact that our political-institutional dialectic is completely, irreparably, desperately, and grotesquely twisted around him. And I conclude by finding it bizarre that politicians who grew up and were formed in the culture of '68 are astonished and horrified when a current seventy-year-old ruler goes off the rails.. Because if it’s true that today’s thirty-somethings grew up with commercial TV, then those who govern us indeed grew up in the years of the O rules, of "forbidden to forbid," and of free love. What great results, damn!

I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that.

@the cold: you are absolutely right. They kept calling it trinity is another gem. The lunch scene in the luxury restaurant is a cornerstone of comedy; it’s no coincidence that John Landis revisited it in the Blues Brothers.. at least, I don’t know if someone conceived it as a gag before (they surely did) but they turned it into popular art..

A genuine entertainment, perhaps simple but harmless: that’s the strength of these movies. The scene with the firefighters' choir is MYTHICAL, and reinterpreting it in our youth while drunk is truly priceless. Bud and Terence are a piece of Italian culture, and the sidekick with the mustache who gets beaten up in every movie is a must.

But I adore her, even if I'm not an "enimmatico" or however you say it... But how does Susi not kick Gianni in the butt for always giving her those damn riddles?? Not to mention the nonsense columns like Strange but true or Maybe not everyone knows that... In short, these pages contain a small world on the brink of extinction, let’s save it!

Good review.. the cover is very beautiful as well, it seems well suited to the tone of the album (which I haven't listened to). Anyway, if Jon Anderson chooses to make an album with lyrics in Elvish, I wouldn't label it nerdy, neither him nor his fan who listens to it.. You can judge it good or bad, define it quirky or cloying, but nerdy is another thing..

Too many wasted words for this pig, for me the most deleterious and shameful offspring of Italic music. Vasco an anti-conformist, nihilist, and average man? I hope you don't really believe that, but I fear that Vasco is capable of intoxicating his crowds better than Berlusconi.. God, what a fetid squalor..

"Green Day are now a world-class band: the numbers speak for themselves, and the hordes of fans who eagerly attend their concerts are always more amazed by the show that this group manages to deliver": a typical childish bullshit phrase that miserably tries to justify the sordid actions of three pop stars who deserve nothing but the pyre.